VR Golf Accessory: This GADGET turned ME into TIGER WOODS

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[weeble]

They look interesting Mac, I quite like a quick round. When you accessing the menu, do you need to use the controller buttons.

[mikejonesuk]

Another excellent and informative video. I'd love an attachment like these but they're a bit pricey for an old guy on a pension.
Like Mac, I've never played golf in real life. I agreed with Mark Twain! Many years ago, I worked in a bar in a golf club (and lived on site in staff digs). I never went on the course once. I was even offered free lessons by the club professional. Now, I have discovered the joys of golf in my home. I can't walk so far nowadays so wouldn't walk 18 holes anyway IRL, but Golf+ has converted me. I do miss the ProPutt game that was removed from Golf+ though.

[AssassinVR]

Great review Mac!! I have a small collection of VR clubs. The ones that feel best have some extra weight near the controller, especially when putting.

[brianbowles]

Hi Mac! I started out with a 3D printed club, but found it didn't handle the swing stress and cracked. I then got a Helloreal, and I liked it, but found it had two issues. One was the fact that the controller was at the bottom of the club. Made reaching the buttons harder and made smacking the $150 controller into thing way to easy. Also, the threading of the wrist strap and ratcheting it tight was just a big enough pain that I avoided removing my controller to play any other games. Finally, I discovered the Yezro attachment. I liked that it was all metal, nicely weighted and like the others, felt like a real club. What I liked about it most was how and where the controller attached. The controller sits mid way down the shaft at a 90 degree angle. This makes for fantastic tracking. It also places the buttons close to my hands for easy use. The controller mounds with a couple turns of the bezzle, so it is a breeze to attach and remove. Most importantly though, the $150 plastic controller is not the first thing to make contact with objects or walls if I drift around my playspace too much. Granted the weights at the end will put a nice hole in your wall or teach the dumbest pet to play dead, but this just makes me pay more attention to my surroundings so that's a good thing.

[golfboy]

Hey have you tried this game via link cable or just standalone.was just wondering before buying a cable if theres any noticeable difference. I tested it via air link and couldnt see much change. Thanks